Accommodations like J.No 14 are why we use airbnb. Host Pakasit, his wife, Jad, their daughter, and everyone who worked there were very friendly and helpful. When we arrived at 1 AM, Pakasit was there in the street, in the pouring rain, to meet our taxi with umbrellas.

Our room was fine, clean and air-conditioned, with a TV, wifi, and large bathroom. My favorite area, however, was the lobby/breakfast room. There is a perfect reading nook in the corner, with a large day-bed and a floor-fan that can be pointed at you. Coffee, tea, and filtered water are available to serve yourself 24/7. On rainy evenings the family cat would curl up in my lap while I read or visited with the family or other guests.

We were there six days, and were served a different, delicious breakfast every morning. Jad even shared some of the family's dinner treats with us. Thai pudding with pumpkin is excellent!

The neighborhood was just what we were looking for: no tourist-filled high-rise hotels; just an area where working people live. A few restaurants, but the street food was plentiful and very good. Easy walk to both the ferry and the Sky Train.